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Memorabilia — Cordy's

$3,180
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Auction House: Cordy's
Number of lots recorded: 30
Lots with images: 30
Prices available: 30
Category: Memorabilia





Lot Description Price Image
*** A rare vintage photograph in an old timber frame under glass of the 18881889 'New Zealand Native Football Representatives', otherwise known as the New Zealand Native football team, a commercial formal studio shot including James Scott and Thomas Eyton with hand touched bush setting, the photo with photographer's name E.B.S. Mercer and 'Copyright', with original printed details below of the players, 'Names in English & Maori with Ages & Weights of Players', photo size 24.… ***
*** A vintage photographic image of the 'N.Z. All Black Football Team 19051906' also known as 'The Originals', a formal image of the team in three rows with ivy clad building behind, the oak mount with white painted detail of 31 United Kingdom matches, team names etc. Image size 35.5 x 57 cm in later frame under glass ***
*** A Royal Doulton ‘The All Black Team’ cricketer vase of tapered flared form with everted rim and two open scroll handles, hand coloured decoration of a batsman at the crease and ‘Good for Fifty’ and with entitlement to reverse, printed mark and incised number 1243. Height 13.5 cm ***
*** A rare large Crown Devon musical jug commemorating the Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, Ltd. Ed. No. 58 of 1500, the handle in the form of a lion, the front with a profile of the couple and the British Coat of Arms and the date, the reverse decorated with a trumpeting herald on galloping horse in front of castles. Musical mechanism in good working order. Height 33 cm diameter 13 cm ***
*** A Royal Doulton All Black Team cricketer dish as above, shaped rectangular form. 12.2 x 9.4 cm ***
*** A mahogany wine table commemorating the wreck of the U.S.S.Co. - S.S. Wairarapa on Great Barrier Island, 28 Oct. 1894. The circular top engraved with the ship’s name, ‘fouled anchors’ and the date of the wreck. Raised on an associated base of three turned spindles issuing from a lower tier, on three splay feet. Diameter 43.5 cm. Height 74 cm ***
*** A Royal Doulton All Black Team cricketer side plate, decoration as above, circular form. Diameter 16 cm ***
*** Ivy Hulston pair circular ship paintings "Riverina", and "Orontes", oils on board, diameters 190. Both in life buoy frames. Est. $200 ***
*** A Royal Doulton Loving Cup commemorating the coronation of Edward VIII, decorated in relief, Ltd. Ed. 586 of 2000. Height 16 cm diameter 4 cm. ***
*** A Victorian large Farlow 4¼ inch brass salmon reel, permanent check, ivory handle, engraved with maker’s name and address, 191 Strand, London ***
*** A c.1860s large 4½ inch Graham of Inverness brass salmon reel, horn handle, good working check, marked with an oval embossed logo ***
*** A 19th century mahogany cased billiards score board with turning scroll display and brass score indicators. Inset with Barton McGill & Co. manufacturer’s plaque. Ex. The Auckland Club. 97 cm x 310. See inside back cover. ***
*** A rare Australian J.T. Crouch & Sons 3½” competition casting reel with extra high speed retrieve, offset geared handle, c.1960 ***
*** A Hardy Bros. Ltd ‘The Perfect’ fly reel, size 3 1/8”, with ribbed brass foot, rim drag adjuster button and floating line guide ***
*** Two Auckland Rugby Union presentation caps, 1902 and 1904, both with interior labels printed J.A. Cooper, Auckland, one with recipient’s name, Sandall hand-written in ink, both with original top tassels ***
*** Two early Auckland Rugby Union presentation caps, embroidered with an ARU monogram and dated 1899 with maker’s label for R.G. Cox, Cap Maker, Karangahape Road, the other 1902 with inside label J.A. Cooper, Auckland and hand written with recipient’s name Sandall, both with original top tassels. Note: this lot and the following two have provenance to the Sandall family ***

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